Re: Replication question (NTDS Settings)

no need to delete the CO before demotion...the KCC on other DCs will take care of that after they see the server does not exist anymore and create new COs to a new installed server or some other DC

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"Jason W." <jasonwilliams74@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:1187026611.635306.148620@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
A quick question.
What happens if you delete one of the <automatically generated>
connections that have been setup automatically by AD for replication?

I ask because I have a DC that I need to demote and replace with new
hardware. I have two DC's at my HQ and would like the 'connections'
from the other DC's at other sites to all move to our second DC at our
HQ.

If I delete that link, will it automatically be recreated to the
second DC, which is currently holding all the FSMO roles?

Or is their something else I need to do?

Thanks.


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